Pre-Conference Workshop

General Information
  • The pre-conference workshops are free for participants of the conference.
  • PhD students, Post-docs, Project fellow and early-career scientists can apply for the workshops.
  • Applicants should be registered participants of the conference.
  • A participant can apply for only one of the workshops.
  • Only 10 participants will be selected for each of the workshops, based on their aptitude and requirement. Applicants will be informed about selection via email.
  • If you are not selected for the workshops, you can still attend the conference.
  • If you are not selected, conference registration fee will not be refunded.
  • For location of Workshop venue, click here
  • Selected participants of the Pre-conference Workshops will be provided free-of-cost accommodation at RGCB for 27th and 28th October. However, they must vacate the rooms by the evening of 28th October. Selection results will be communicated by the end of September 2025.
  • For student accommodation from 28th October evening, please visit Student accommodation portal.

Last date for application : 31.08.2025

1. Advances in Confocal Microscopy

This workshop explores the latest developments in confocal microscopy, a powerful imaging technique used for high-resolution, three-dimensional visualization of cells and tissues. Participants will gain insights into advanced imaging modalities, such as super-resolution techniques, and live-cell imaging. The workshop includes hands-on sessions for instrument handling, sample preparation, and image analysis, making it ideal for researchers in cell biology, and neuroscience.

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2. Single-Cell Sequencing: Library Preparation and Data Analysis

This workshop focuses on the principles and practical aspects of single-cell RNA sequencing (scRNA-seq). It covers the workflow from cell isolation and library preparation to sequencing and downstream data analysis. Participants will learn how to handle single-cell platforms, prepare high-quality libraries, and interpret data using bioinformatics tools to uncover cellular heterogeneity, gene expression dynamics, and population structure.

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